î?e Green
ClOâft
by Yorfe C o p DavJs.
y n Q h t . 1926.
who stood there now looking at us hao
thoughtful, troubled eyes. Something
—an elusive memory, a nameless enm
tlon, a vague, Hold thing that would
not crystallize was perplexing her. 8h»
was trying to think, which Is some
thing I am w illing to wager that Jane j
Perkins had never done In her life.
Naturally, the first person I looked
at when I withdrew my eyes from her I ALL-MASH FEED
was Ashton. He was looking straight
GOOD FOR EGGS
into her face, and It was the same I
face, In a purely physical way, that he
had seen the night he went to the hos- I Poultry keepers who have used the
pital with us. It was not until I saw all-mash method of feeding chicks and
t'he-iook”of-b?ank ¿ d " . f f ^ d
^
J™
method for laying pullets. The plan
upon his own that the realization was
has proved satisfactory fo r fall and
forced upon me that he would not
winter egg production at the Ohio ex
recognize her any better than I had
periment station, and Is being used by
done. From him my gaze flushed
many successful poultrymen.
round to the doctor, and on the way It
The only change In the all mash for
took In Wilkins. Both of them were
egg production, according to D. C.
watching her, both, I guessed from
Kennard, station poultryman. Is to in
their faces, had noted the same Inde
crease the meat scraps from 5 to It)
finable difference that had struck me.
per cent and decrease the corn from
It was the doctor who spoke.
70 to 63 per cent Coarsely ground
"Perkins," he said, "here Is Mr. Ash
wheat may be used Instead of mid
ton. He Is one of the assistants to the
dlings In the mash. And for best re
district attorney, and he and I and
Kennard
Ina io ‘ fin’, he7 ar# '"m reSteK *“ try I sults,
ad’ k Mr.
«<” «*
form. would also use
FREPARING DAIRY
OIL SPRAY FOUND
FOR COLD WINTER
BEST FOR SCALE
“The first thing to do In preparing
San Jose scale, perhaps the worst
for winter,” says Dr. C. 11. Eckles.
chief o f the dairy division o f the Uni orchard Insect In the Middle West,
versity of Minnesota, “ Is to go over cun be controlled w ith miscible ollg^
your feed situation.
I f you have lubricating oil emulsions and under
silage on hand and legume hay In the certain conditions with lime-sulphur
barn It w ill be easy to fix up a suit sprays, according to the findings of
able grain mixture. I f you have corn a group of entomologists who met at
and oats or barley you w ill not need Vincennes to go over the experimental
VVNUServicSj
to patronize the feed store unless you results o f the past four years on this
have some heavy m ilking cows to work ln both Indiana and Illinois.
not more surprised by the doctor’s
CHAPTER VII— Continued
They found that oil spray has ob
feed. I f your cows are heavy milk
prophecy than I was. To be sure I
—12—
ers some concentrate high In protein tained complete control in southern
We both spoke in once at that, dis had |>enetrated further Into the mys
Is needed to balance the grain ration, Indiana when the Infestations have
claiming any offense, and the doctor, tery than Ashton had. I had shared
ind the amount needed for the winter been unusually severe and persistent.
after a glance at his watch, concluded with my chief the knowledge of Jane
should be purchased. It never pays Growers In northern Indiana have
by asking him to sit down, and offer I ’erklns’ strange other self. I knew
to half feed live stock of any kind.
been successful with lime-sulphur
ing him a cigar. I very much Imped that the mysterious, savage creature In
Ing to find out something about the
"Do not wait too long ln the fall when applied thoroughly. The follow
that both these Invitations would be fu lfillin g an oath, which to her must
Success with all-mash feeding the
declined, for with that girl In the have possessed a religious s a n c tity ,^ murder which took place at Oak Ridge laying pullets, especially for w in te r, before
. . . beginning . to , house
. the
, cows at ing statement was Issued by the
eggs, Is largely determined by the | night and e v e n during the day when- group :
next room and Wilkins’ knock mo had committed what our more c lv ll- ^ "k few nights ago.”
"M u rd e r!” she cried with a gasp.
"Experiments the past season cor
mentarily expected at the door. It was Ized society called a crime. And yet
klnd of mixture and manner of feed ever the weather Is bad. I believe
" I don’t know nothin’ about any mur
that cows suffer more from cold on roborate former results. Rather gen-
rather too close quarters to tie com I felt sure that Doctor McAlister
ing
It.
The
mash
should
be
as
gran
der, sir.”
u la r ’ as "possible" rather” than’ Hnei'y I the a''erage ln November than during I eral use o f lubricating oil sprays
fortable. Hut my chief seemed to be meant more than that when he had
"No,” said the doctor, " I ’m quite ground. A suitable type of feeder
promised Ashton the whole solution of
olber month. The owner likes to recommended by Purdue has given re
perfectly at ease.
sure you don’t. But we think It pos should provide 20 to 24 feet of eat i keeb them out ns long as possible to suits this year. For scale control on
" I'll confess,” he began, lighting a the mystery. The heart, the essence
sible
of the mystery was s till unsealed. Hy
w
i l l h that
e ln you f n know some things
„ which
"'8 space per 100 pullets. Fresh mash ,aJ® labo'' and Possibly In some states
apple trees In Indiana and Illinois the
cigar of Ids own, "that I ’m a little curl
w ill help us to find out who the mur shoU|d be fed dal|_ itl
evening the I th tbe ldea o f savinS feed. A cow oil sprays applied in the fa ll or spring
ous to know what caused your change some process of reasoning, or Intuition,
derer is. Are you w illing to help us?" amount hpln„
of heart; what It was that convinced which I had not followed, my chief
being ubout what w ill be con compelled to stand outdoors in a cold when the trees are fu lly dormant ami
She hesitated a moment, then turned
raw wind or a cold rain Is In no con- the temperature about 40 degrees
you that Phelps and I aren't engaged held that secret, s till unsolved, In the
sumed
during
the next 24 hours.
quite frankly to Wilkins.
Electric lights may be used to ad I d'*bin
n'ake a profit. She w ill not Fahrenheit are recommended, epring
hollow of his hand, and he mennt to
In a conspiracy to thwart Justice.
a s k M l/ T
h L z i.ilr .lr 1 ..
‘ gntage. r»
A warm,
moist 111
mash
fed I in
| - 1
hold _UP . ndlk like in May or June | treatments being preferable.
reveal It to us before the night was
“ 1 am afruld I am a self-convicted
'T lii in
___I L .
,
Z
W IU U I , IU U I3 1
t l 311 I f U
IJ
;
...Q k k y turned ,back t0 ! the evening, especially in cold weath- beiaUse she
uncomfortable,
egoist,” said Ashton. “ It took an hour o u t
The oil sprays found effective are
the doctor.
pawdon, sir,
nr. " I beg your DSWdon.
s ir . |
. . ___ ________
“ J
lo iis ln i?
f fattening
n tfp n ln iy
n
n lm n
Housing
animals
and the boiled lubricating oil emulsion,
I opened the door and told Wilkins
or more for the thought to occur to me
er, . may
prove beneficial.
fo
r
askin’
such
a
question,
but
I
know
to come In. I had an Impression that
aud all of the commercial miscible oils
that there are other people, besides
Details relative to the all-mash
Mr. Wilkins, and If he says it's all
he started a little at the sight of Ash
myself, living In The Meredith, and
to be used at the rate recommended
method of feeding layers may be had
fr
on ,h ' “ n
right—”
to n ; and I didn't at all wonder, since
h
. wrt.ino
....
‘ «¡ted from the cold and does not by the manufacturers and the lubri
that Jane Perkins might have given
by
w
riting
the
Ohio
experiment
sta
“ I t ’s ail right, Jane,” he assured her.
mind It. The cow ln milk Is not pro cating oil emulsion at 2 per cent
I remembered the tacit understanding
thut place as her address, without any
" I came up here a purpose so that tlon ut Wooster.
tected by a layer o f fat. She is giv strength as recommended ln the gov
reference to me whatever, might have
there’d be nothing fo r you to worry
ing off fat In place of putting It on ernment und state publications. In
given it in perfectly good faith. So
about.”
A u barbed-wire fence Is mighty
per cent emul-
when I came home to dinner I made
Laying
Hens
Must
Have
,
........ poor . heavy infestations a 3 ________
"A ll right, sir,” she said, turning
D o t i n n P 4 „L
d
t- •
sbelter for a dairy cow either day or ®ion Is recommended. The cold mixed
some Inquiries, and was cool enough
once more to Doctor McAlister. " I ’ll
nation men in i rotein j night during the winter.”
oil emulsions have also proven
by that time not to be overwhelmed
proven effec-
effec
be glad to tell you anything I know,
Durlng the course of twelve months
with surprise to find that the address
tive but more difficulty has been expe
I’m
sure,
though
I
don’t
see
how
what
rienced In making stable emulsions,
was apparently given In good fulth.
a high-laying hen w ill produce from I Avoid Breeding Heifer
I know can help much, unless—” She 18 to 25 or more pounds o f eggs—or
A t any rate, there Is a housemaid
m
v
a i ,1
“ For the control o f the scale on
frowned and rubbed the back of one from four to seven or more times her
bCÎOie
lWO
Years
Old
I peaches, the results of experiments to
named Jane Perkins living In this
hand across her forehead.
hotel.”
own body weight, depending upon the
Experienced dairymen who have date show no Injury to trees from dor
"Unless what?”
weight of the hen. And it Is a well- I heen breeding dairy cattle for some mant applications w ith 2 or 3 per cent
The doctor simulated no surprise
“
Nothin’,
sir.
I
seem
to
be
thlnkln*
The oil
known fact that eggs are high In per- time appreciate the damage that Is lubricating oil emulsion.
over this announcement. He merely
of all sorts of curious things, ns If my ventage of protein. Logically, there- done to heifers If they are bred too sprays alone are ineffective as fungi
nodded calmly, and said:
mind was try ln ' to wander like.”
fore, It follows that laying hens must young. Premature breeding usually cides and although tests to date Indi
"You w ill not huve seen her yet, I
The doctor laughed. "We're all that be fed u ration which Is rich ln pro- I results In undersized animals which cate the possible value of a combina
suppose.**
way sometimes,” he said. "S it down teln If they are to turn out this have a reduced capacity fo r milk pro tion oil and bordeaux spray for the
“ So you know about her, too!” ex-
In this big chair.”
claimed Ashton. "And you were
amount of protein-rich product and ductlon. Continued breeding at an control o f scale and peach leaf curl,
She obeyed a little reluctantly. still maintain the muscle, sinew and ootly age tends to weaken the vlta litv the results are not sufficiently conclu
ahead of me again. Well, that’s not
Whether it was a half-memory of It blood In their own bodies.
and vigor of the herd.
sive to iierm lt recommendations. If
remarkable; you kept your temper
that troubled her, or merely the in
The larger breeds of dairy cattle, oil is used on peach the usual lime-
and I didn’t Hut though I haven’t
Home-grown grains, such as wheat,
stinctive hesitation of one of her class
seen her yet, I don’t believe you have,
oats, barley and corn, while they all like the larger breeds of chickens, re sulphur applications for the peach leaf
to make herself comfortable in our
either, because I have been given to
contain a certain proportion of pro quire more time to mature than the curl should be made In addition to as
presence, I did not know.
understand that It's her evening o u t”
tein, all rank us carbohydrate-rich smaller breeds. This means that Hol sure complete control. Except where
H ie doctor busied himself with his
“ I suppose,” said the doctor, "that
feeds, necessary to maintain body steins must be allowed more time to scale Is threatening or Increasing, lime-
Instruments. The girl watched him
you have taken precautions for appre
flesh
and provide heat and energy, but grow than Jerseys. Even the smaller sulphur is preferable fo r peach trees,
rather nervously.
hending her when she comes buck?”
lacking In sufficient proportion of pro breeds should not be allowed to pro because It w ill usually control light
“
I
beg
pawdon,
sir,”
she
said.
“
Are
Yes, said Ashton; "there's a man
tein to meet the requirements of heavy duce calves before they are two years Infestations of scale und Is effective
you goin’ to do anything with those?
on watch In her room now. She
egg production. Mlllfeeds, such as old If they are to give the best re for peach curl.”
I don't exactly like the looks of 'em,
won’t go far. I understand she’s been
bran and shorts, contain proportion sults.
s ir; all those queer lookin' machines.
It is generally agreed that Hol Fruit Men Take Action
111 the greater part of the week.”
ately more protein than do whole
Is It anything like goin’ to the
The doctor smiled and waved his
grains, but they, likewise, fa il to sup steins should be from nineteen to
dentist's?"
Against Tree Gnawers
“ I Suppose," Said the Doctor, "That
hand toward the telephone. "You may
ply the needed amount I f the ration twenty-one months old when bred:
“ Nothing In the world,” laughed the
as well tell your man to go home,” he
You Have Taken Precautions fo r
W ith the advent o f winter, many
fed to laying hens contains these feeds A.vrshlres should be from eighteen to
said ; "the girl's here.”
Apprehending Her When She Comes doctor. "These machines don't hurt
only, without the addition of some | twenty-months; Guernseys from seven fru it growers are giving thought to
Here, Wilkins, sit down in this chnlt
Back?”
Ashton sprang right out of his chair.
protein-rich supplement, the feeder fPen ,o n'npteen months, and Jerseys the protection o f their trees against
beside
her,
and
we'll
harness
you
up.
"W hat’s that I” he demanded. "You’ve
cannot expect high egg production ; from fifteen to seventeen months. rodents. Thorough Inspections of the
too.”
between ourselves and him, that this
got here here; hiding her from me?”
the hen simply cannot produce eggs, This means that the heifers must not orchard are being made to find out
examination of the girl wus to be fo r
He hung up before the girl one of but can only turn the carbohydrates be allowed to run with the herd bull, whether or not meadow or pine mice
" I f 1 were hiding her from you, I
the purpose of shielding her against
the pair of little telephones that we Into surplus body fat.
for they w ill often come In heat many are prevalent enough to warrant con
shouldn’t have told you. No, she’s not
the district atorney, rather than of be-
had used In our association test on
trol measures. A common device for
in hiding at all. She's doing up the
months before this age Is reached.
truying
her
to
him.
Harvey.
Then
he
turned
his
attention
defense against meadow mice Is
bedrooms In this upartment. She'll
to Wilkins, who had seated himself Specialist Tells How
Hut I had very little leisure for re
Clean Stables Greatest
screening the base o f the trees. This,
come when I call her, which I mean to
flecting on W ilkins' fears or misgiv readily enough in the chulr the doctor
however, has been found ineffective
do In a very few minutes. When she
to
Get
Better
Eggs
Factor Against Disease for
had designated.
preventing damage hy pine mice.
conies, I mean to make n little examin ings, because, almost before I had
Care
used
In
the
mating
of
poultry
I
The
greatest
factor
In
the
eradica-
"That's
a
very
Impressive
looking
closed the door behind him, I heard
The pine mouse feeds mostly be-
ation of her mind to determine her
and
In
the
selection
of
hatching
eggs
‘
,on
of
b°
’',ap
tuberculosis
Is
declared
neath
the surface of the ground and
machine, sir,” the man commented.
the doctor call out, “ Perkins.”
actual connection with the crime.”
w ill in a short time develop a flock
be Proper cleanliness o f dairy his presence In an orchard can he
“
May
I
ask
what
name
It’s
called
by?”
V
e
il
as
I
understood
Ills
experi
*T suppose," said Ashton rather sar
‘ Its name Is Just as Impressive as that produces practically no Inferior bnrns- H Is significant that one of detected by the tiny holes In the
ments, and confident as I was In the
castically, "that you won't mind my
It is,” replied the doctor. “ I t is called egge, says L. M. Black, extension ape- fhp (rentest troubles experienced In ground. For him, poison bait as de-
success of them, I found It hard to go
asking permission to contribute a few
a recording phonopneumosphygmo- clallst In poultry husbandry, at the Brl,lsb Columbia during the testing scribed by the Farmers Bulletin 139”
questions of my own to that examina on breathing steadily while I waited
grnph.”
v e rity ° f “ grlculture of Kutgera uni |
a T B frep | ls commonly used. This publication
for the response to the call that was to
tion.”
Up to that moment Ashton had kept
area was to get farmers to properly Is obtained free by w riting to the
come
from
the
Inner
room.
Would
It
Experiment has shown that certain I cl‘‘an ” P
“ Not at all," said the doctor quite
perfectly quiet, but at the sound of
be Jane I ’erklns In her own proper
, i m
.
United States Department of Agricul-
simply. “ You may ask her anything
characters
are transmitted to future
Fortunately says the Dairy Farm- tore, Washington. I). C„ or by asking
that
portentous
word
he
burst
Into
a
person who would appear In the door
you like.”
prodl- the county a gricultural’ agent for i t
roar of laughter, which W ilkins de layers through the egg. The pullet. er. "our friend the sun hns ____
way In answer to the call, or would
There was a little silence. Then
corously and respectfully echoed. I that is hatched from any particular j glons curative powers, and w ill help
the
occupant
of
her
body
prove
to
be
Ashton said Impatiently.
egg tends to luy the same type egg as I to klH off the item s of tuberculosis I some growers prune brush ^ o m ^ h a
laughed fra n kly myself. What the
that other, wilder soul?
“ Well, what are you waiting for?”
that
from which she came. Successful w',pr<>ver he gets a chance to do so ” trees and leave It on the ground It
purpose
of
the
Instrument
might
be,
I
When she answered, "Coming, sir,”
“ I'm expecting another visitor.
T,le farmers who are advocating has been found that the trunk and
had no Idea, but the prodigious name poultrym»n take advantage of this
I
drew
In
a
deep
breath
of
relief,
fo
r
It
When 1 heard your knock, I thought
which the doctor assigned to It struck fuct and select only typical, large. opennlr conditions for dairy cows lower limbs of young trees can be
was
the
voice
of
the
girl
who
used
that you were he. I t ’s none other than
me ns nothing more than a flight of uniformly colored eggs when setting j bnve strong supporters In their claim baited with a repellant made h v mix.
and abused English us her mother-
our friend Wilkins.”
the (nenhntoe
c i„,.„ sires,
»i— . too,
— exert
—
I that It Is often the expensive coddled 1
— one
— pound
-
- o f - dry lime-sulphur
incubator. Since
his rather grotesque fancy.
ing
tongue.
The
next
moment
she
was
In
Ashton laughed. “ W ilkins!” he re
an
Influence
upon
the
type
of
egg
laid
animal
which
develops
T.
B.
and
fhai
“
Well,
sir,”
said
W
ilkins.
“
It
w
ill
with
one
quart
o f linseed oil. The
the doorway. She was not Fanenna,
pealed. “ What do you want of him?”
have to accomplish a good deal to live by the pullets, males selected for the the disease Is comparatively unknown mixture Is put on the young trees
not the girl who, with green, blazing
The doctor glanced at his watch.
breeding pens are from ancestors that among cattle which run out practical with a brush, up to the first main
up to that name.”
eyes, had flung that defiant challenge
“ 1 fancy that he's coming now.
branches.
That my chief had, by no means, ex were noted for their heavy production l.v all the time.
back at the doctor only a few minutes
To properly keep clean a cow barn |
Why, Wilkins knows this girl, who Is a
hausted his store of surprises, became of large, uniformly colored and shaped
before. And yet, she was not pre
eggs.
stupid creature uiul rather easily
Is so difficult that It Is rarely done
evident when he began Ids examina
cisely Jane Perkins either, not the
alarmed. She'd be almost sure to be stodgy, thick wilted housemaid who
tion of the girl. There was nothing
There Is an old German adage hut the development of disease may
panic stricken at the sight of these in
had giggled with such unalloyed de psychological about It. He questioned which when translated reads, “ As the be prevented by allowing the animal»
struments. All Ignorant persons are
light as she fished fo r the doctor’s her very much ns Ashton would huv» bird, so Is the egg.” It probably wus to exercise In the open rather than hv
the same way." lie paused and shot a knife In the vase of water. The girl
done.
not originated for poultrymen alone, coddling them In tight hams which
derisive smile at Ashton. "They put
(TO D I CONTINUED.»
Many young trees are girdled each
but it bolds great significance for In fact, have been proved to he
them in the category of black-art and
them.
among the worst factors In th» i year hy rabbits. Such loss Is need
x x x x x x x x x - :. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x >x->
hocus pocus, and regard them with a
spread of T. H. Among cows.
less. Protectors made of heavy gal
mixture of contempt aud terror. Hut
vanized
screen are effective.
Vitamines for Fowls
A fr ic a n P ric k ly P e a r H a s Its G ood Points
she has confidence In Wilkins, and by
Ventilating
Barn
V
itamincs
should
not
worry
bis submitting to be harnessed In the
the
Many like to w ait u n til the late win
When building a new barn or re
same way we propose to harness her,
The prickly pear is said to be so ently growing from It, and venomous good poultryman so much In summer
modeling an old one, many factors ter or early spring to do the pruning.
as
in
winter.
Green
foods
and
sun
which he has agreed to do. It w ill quiet tenacious of life that a leaf or even a
and Irrita tin g to the last degree.
shine supply the vitamines that pre and problems should be given the very Where the acreage Is large this p rac
whatever fears she may have."
small portion of a leaf. If thrown on
In dry weather these spiteful little most apt to be lacking In the winter closest consideration. The location iif
Very bad> »,npe It usually re-
Ashton looked dubious.
Already the ground, strikes out roots w ithin a
In a good share o f the pruning
»tings do not even wait for the newly
During the early spring the barn with reference to drainage
W ilkins had tapped on the door.
short time and becomes the parent of arrived victim, but fly about, light as ration.
?olng
undone.
months these factors are apt to be and Its relstlon to other buildings can
"Stop a bit, Phelps,” said my chief a fast growing plant.
• • •
thistle-down, ready to settle on any-
as 1 started toward the door. "Look
Mischievous though the African one who has not learned hy experience lacking unless the poultryman takes not be given too much attention. The
Remove all brush from the orchard
special pains to see that the birds Intemnl arrangement of the barn and
here, Ashton I Use a little plain com prickly pear may be. It la not without
to give the prickly pear a wide berth.
have green stuff and sunshine. A l the fixtures that are to he used should and burn It. This w ill k ill many In
mon sense for a minute. You don’t
Its good qualities. Its Juicy fru it,
falfa leaves, when put In a rack be designed tn save labor. An ahnn sect and disease pests and prevent
half believe yourself that this girl has though rather deficient In flavor, Is
where fowls may eat them, w ill help dance of light should he provided be their spreading. When large limbs
any guilty connection with the crime. delightfully cool and refreshing In the
In g re d ie n t» fo r J e lly
cause sunlight Is a very Important are ent off It Is a good plan to pulnt
to supply the need for green material
Which way w ill you find out the dry beat of summer, and a kind of
Scientific study of the principles of
factor.
the scar w ith a pure lead mixture.
most? By making this girl feel that treacle Is made from It.
Jelly making has shown that three In
• • •
there’s nothing to be afraid o f; that
Great caution Is necessary In peel gredients are required for the forma
Sunlight
Helps
Hens
we’re simply Investigating, and not ing this curious fru it, the proper way
Plum
trees
may
he pruned at any
Watch Young Calf
tion of a Jelly, namely, sugar, acid
Direct sunlight will help the hens
accusing her at all? Or by putting
being to Impale the fru it on a fork
and pectin ; and these must be present
Too often dry pastures, files and time during the winter or early spring
her through an old fashioned ‘third de or stick while one cuts It open and
In fairly definite proportions
Tart to lay strong shelled eggs as well as especially insufficient grain and wafer before the buds start.
gree' ?”
• • •
removes the skin. The person who •PPles. crant.errles, red currants and egg» with a high degree of hatcha- cause serswny-looklng calves that
“ A ll right,” sold Ashton; "have It
undertakes to pluck this treacherons
grain's, when collected at the proper blllty. I f hens have been closed up never develop Into average-size cows
As soon ss the ground Is well
your own way, ouly I'll have my way
fru it with unguarded fingers meets stage of ripeness, contain pectin and they should tie turned out Into the Tlie calf should he eating some grain frozen. It Is high time to mulch the
tomorrow.”
sunshine on bright days. If R Is neo
with sn experience he does not soon
acid In sufficient quantity to form
strawberry bed.
V
.‘ T o r t I
a
lhP'"
U" ’ <b™ from the time It Is three weeks old
"There won’t be any need of that,"
forget. Concentrated essence of sting ..... . jd .y when
• • •
snd nt weaning time this should be
finio
«i»h
WilldnWg
should
hp
fhPiiwn
•.ild my chief. “ The Oak Ridge mys ing nettle seems all at once to assail
should he thrown open
time with the proper amount of
Weak trees usually snffer the roost
sugar. , during the middle of the day so the slightly Increased, especially If the
tery Is going to be solved tonight, and
bands, lips and tongue, and the skin
I direct rays of the sun may get |n pasture Is short. If no pasture Is from winter Injury. Whitewash Is
in this room; solved down to the last
wherever It comes In contact with the
available a little alfalfa hay w ill help helpful only ns it may help to reflect
and Im ft too little m ^uen -Henjum'a M a’ *
ranX al*> be used i
detail. Open the door. Phelps ”
III natnred fru it. Is covered with a
materially. With good pasture, grain some oft the sun’s rays In winter and
Disraeli.
Benjatma place of s,.,ne of the window
1 Imagine that Ashton himself was group of minute bristly hairs, appar-
Is not necessary more than two weeks lessen some o f the freezing and thaw
I let In more.
ufter weaning.
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Horticulture Notes